Im buying a rMBP and interested in finding a cheap and thin HDMI cable to keep in my bag for the random times the hotels I stay in have an available HDMI interface on the tv.
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Thin travel HDMI cable recomendation?
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Should be. I got mine from the online store in Singapore. I assume the U.S. Store should carry it as well.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC838LL/B/apple-hdmi-to-hdmi-cable-18-m
Not exactly cheap, but it does seem sleeker and fits with the aesthetic of the Apple TV better.
Several said I should get RedMere cables. Is there any advantage to them? I don't even k ow what RedMere is.
Never heard of them either. But to me, all HDMI cables are the same (more or less) in terms of quality, so right now, it's really down to size / length vs price? Normal HDMI cables tend to be thicker and bulkier (normally not an issue when I chuck them behind the TV). I find the Apple HDMI cable thinner and so easier to coil and tuck away.
RedMere is a company that created cables which have an active Integrated Circuit (IC) chip embedded in the connector that helps manage the signal allowing manufactures to make thinner cables using less copper that perform like standard passive cables.